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we | bear ORGAN RECITAL by THE CAMERATA QUARTET B| KENNETH WEIR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ■ ffi® ggg Music by Guilaine, Cesar Franck. Vierne. CANTERBURY Bgf Reger Liszt Jehan Alain, Messiaen Instrumental Recital tiUSs ■■ \ Thursday 13 March. Shostakovich’Quartet No 1 ■ CHRISTCHURCH ARTS FESTIVAL /'J3S3\ £iSS?'“ ». ■ V a® Prokofiev: Quartet No. 2 \i WgpT Monday 17 March vJjgL) ■■■ ""■■■"' James Hay Theatre ■ “CHRISTOPHER ROBIN jC nvvnilMr ■ GOES OFF WITH ALICE ’ S«« BY °“ —— ■ |Mb The Merely Players OiiVlVsCriO M| March 8. 10-15. 17-22 r~>< <3 Diane Low, Fay Hadden. Paul “PAR! V CANTPCRHRV f" ” J I Museum Theatre Cattermole. Martin Thomas, Anne Young EMnL T vAli I EnDUn I n $2.50 8.30 pm f z 7 Friday 14 March TALES” I (Please note, mail bookings have been James Hay Theatre ‘Mildred Woods in a dramatised account MH heavy) zxiflßSS $1 50 5.45 pm of the planning, the voyage and the x^Z/vTfrT'w^-* —’ 7 i ft establishment of the Canterbury settlement. // V ' Z . / ,7:'\\ Producer: Annette Facer ( 7 / / /2/ >1 J Ak. March 17-22 Hi “AROHANLH” GREAT Z 2—Z7 The Court Theatre . nMr,V ’ l -U t $2.00 — concessions: senior citizens, st7 | LOVE //CxZr 'Z/v'M ! ■ <-7\ udents, children $l.OO 8.00 pm iIZZ 'ZH Maori music and poetry produced by/j X , '7 “nW r>Z BHHHHHBBBBMHMKHHMI ZB Hone Taumaunu with Witi Ihimaera ; rZ ; {jo' X u I J 'KUr—' including "Maui's Farewell" by’Doral ' V I 1' " 'Z® ■ Search ' ' Jf L ?^Vm E A7 D H T A J WE H M -| University Hall AW U/TX. " i V=X ALE AND ARTY” § H| 50 cents ■ 4.00 pm\ /. Oxford Union — Simon Walker, Jonathan Hi x. AZ A Marks. Simon Carr ■ z:tr< “ONCE UPON A TIME” ■■ v ' a puppet show for children up to 11 Canterbury Speaking Union — David iaaic AIICTEAI Lorna Hope and David Prosser Round, Jim Hopkins, The Wizard Zrn : j MNB AUOIEIY Q uao |j gimpo, Mavis and Gerald Monday 17 March HI BICENTENNIAL March 15, 17. 19. 21. 22 Town Hall Auditorium lO.OO am, 2.00 pm, 4.00 pm $2.00 8.15 pm t - -> M P new ZEALAND WOMEN Museum Theatre ■'. Lunch-time reading DAETC Adults Sl.OO, children 50 cents (door ■ ■■ produced by Heien Debenham rUEIo sales only) <: I March 10. 11 Produced by Kirsty Cochrane I lIMPM TIME QFAniKlft M The Court Theatre . Lunch-time reading ■■■■■■■■ t-UNvn •JMC MEMUIPiU admission free 1.10 pm March 12. 13 CONTEMPORARY ■■ ■ atr oi.iopm FOLK CONCERT CANTERBURY poets ■ HHHHHHIIHHHHI The Banks Peninsula Folk Club and Produced by Barry Empsom ■ THE KING’S SINGERS &v 15 March ThTbouri Theatre Music by Penderecki. Malcolm Williamson vnilMn Lime's room admission free 1.10 pm & Poulenc YUUNwi '• - - — Uya ■ The Christchurch Chamber Music Society INSTRUMENTALISTS in association with the Christchurch Arts ionu I Festival UnKIo I WIUKUn oLnUUL 1 -— RnAlr klfllAf M Monday 10 March OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ..e*i|| tai If ” DUUKIWW p ! ; ■ Town Hall Auditorium A recital MULIAUL , ~ >— »• ■■ ■Z.J $4.00. $3.00 concessions — senior Wednesday 12 March a sweet rock musical based on the life of a# tHA 1 QMff) M 3 II Z, 'Z I citizens, students, children $2.00. James Hay Theatre st Paul ■B $1.50 8.00 pm. c, = n S44nm Saultalk Inc. Wellington in association w.th . — I Christchurch Arts Festival Vk ■H HhHRHMRMHMMHHNHMHhM <':zl ‘ ■ Town Hall Auditorium 2.00 pm. 8.15 pm I /'M I THE CHRISTCHURCH “OUR SCENE” | i I HARMONIC CHORALE Thursday 'T-l Conductor: Graham Hollobon Town Hall Auditorium BBS* ■7ll Music by Dowland. Gibbons, Weikes $2.50 concessions — senior citizens, iiiunM TIME BFADING . i I Janequin and Mass (1963, students, children $l.OO 7.30 pm LUHWI- lIIWE HWUnw k "IM I J M' by Paul Hindemith POETRY OF THE FORTIES I Wednesday. 12 March Wednesday 19 March I James Hay Theatre The Court Theatre V ■ $1.50 1.10 pm admission free 1.10 pm ” '

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